With two different pictures and no size measurements it's hard to compare them, but.....
The blue capacitor:
- Nippon Chemi-con is one of the best capacitor brands in the world. They don't cut corners to make a smaller capacitor.
- Date code 0249 - 2002, week 49. Technology has improved in the past 16 years so a current capacitor could be smaller.
- Temperature rating of 95C is unusual. Normally it's either 85C or 105C. Maybe just a change in ratings, but given the company's reputation, could be a slightly higher quality unit. That might require a larger size.
The black capacitor:
More info is required. Physical size, brand, temperature rating, date code all affect the size. When everything is comparable, larger caps tend to have a longer life than smaller ones. This may be reflected in the data sheets if you read them carefully.
As long as the unit survives past the warranty period, the bean counters will happily buy the cheapest crap they can and everyone else can go to hell.
Ed